Khrushchev Tours Skopje After Earthquake Ruin
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev rode through Skopje’s ruined streets in a city still ghostly after a July earthquake. About 100000 residents lined the route while he thanked a 500 man Soviet relief team and spoke with survivors. President Tito joined him on the visit as Skopje begins to recover with international aid.
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Boris Boskovic
Associated Press
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Ypremier Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Tito
Khrushchhev
Belgrade
U.S
Orville Freeman
Soviet Union
West Germany
Freeman
Kennedy
United States
Kennedy Sees High Stakes in Viet Nam Conflict
AP analysis notes Kennedy moves cautiously in Vietnam as U S aid and guerrilla war momentum grow. worries over Diem regime and Buddhist clashes threaten broader anti Communist effort, with Lodge to assess non weakening options. historical arc from French Indochina to Geneva accords frames current crisis.
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Kennedy
Viet Nam
Esntor
United States
Lewis Gulick
Wasington
Tanluver
Washington
Nam
Southeast Asia
America
Saigon
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
Diem
China
Kublai Khan
French Indochina
Japan
Ho Chi Minh
France
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Explosion Kills 3 Firemen in Framingham
A fuel tank explosion during a fire at Center Of and Coal Co in Framingham Mass killed Ashland Fire Chief C Hubert Moran 47 and firefighters Norman Bert y 34 and John Reebenacher 1 while injuring six bystanders and spreading flaming oil and metal fragments. The blast hurled a 2000 pound cap about 100 feet toward spectators.
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Framingham
Mass
Ofl and Coal Co
Ashland
C. Hubert Moran
Astrand
Norman Berty
John Reebenacher
Wall Street mixed as savings and loans rally gains lift market
In a volatile session in New York, savings and loan stocks surged while the market hovered on edge amid looming rail strike talks. Major movers included First Charter Financial and Wesco Financial gaining about two points, Deere & Co. boosting farm machinery shares, and mixed results across steel, motors, and other sectors. Dow Jones rose, AP average slipped slightly, bonds largely steady. A Houston railroad switch engine struck and killed Sidney Baishop, 36, Tuesday night.
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First Charter Financial
Wesco Financial
Deere & Co
Eversharp
Xerox
Texas Instruments
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Houston
Sidney Baishop
Houst
Weomotive
Racial tensions spill into streets across several states
In Plaquemine and surrounding areas Negroes protest at City Hall and the Parish Courthouse despite a federal ban, about 170 arrests reported. In Birmingham anti integration plans threaten more demonstrations after violence. King cites a pattern of racist bombings. Prince Edward open schools begin desegregation. the House panel probes federal hiring. civil rights demonstrators in Americus face charges tied to insurrection.
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Associated Press
Plaquemine
City Hall
Therville Parish
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Martin ‘Luther King Jr
Farmville
Prince Howard County
Washington — House Post Office
Americus, Ga
Georgia
Mercury Reaches Record Heat Across Texas Yesterday
Record heat struck Texas with a 103 degree high yesterday, the hottest of the summer, as Allan Harty of the Weather Bureau warned of more hot conditions through Friday. A Dallas woman died from sunstroke while helping load a trailer, and storms dropped heavy rain in Victoria, with gusts up to 44 mph and visibilities briefly under a quarter mile.
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Allan Harty
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Cotulla
Laredo
Victoria
Houston
West
Ira £. Nash
BA Hospital
Town
Mercury
San Jameo
Huntsville
Ural
Harris County
Montgomery County
San Antonio
Texas higher education study weighs college reform
A Texas governor's committee considers major changes to college organization and tuition. Plans outline a four tier system for top graduates, upper percentiles, open admissions junior colleges, and vocational colleges, with tuition-free options discussed. The report may be acted on after January 1, in addition a family pancake tip appears in the same article.
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Austin
Governor's Higher Education Study Committee
Texas
Gifford Johnson
Dallas
Jin & Subcommittee
Johnson
Van Zandt County Schools Move To Integrate Highs
Two Van Zandt County districts Edgewood and Canton voted to end segregation at the high school level while keeping elementary grades segregated. Canton reported 265 students with 16 Negroes of high school age last year. Edgewood 140 with 20 Negroes. Edgewood Superintendent W R Broyles noted no elementary integration plan. A second, unrelated note mentions a Gulbenkian foundation funding 45 libraries and 47 mobile libraries in Portugal.
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van Zandt County
Canton, Tex
Edgewood
Canton
W. R. Broyles
Calouste Gulbenkian
Portugal
Dr J B Strong Jr Joins SAFE Dental Clinic Staff
Dr John B Strong Jr has joined the Laughlin Air Force Base dental clinic staff Lt Col John D Young Chief of Dental Services announced He holds a BS in pharmacy from University of Cincinnati and a DDS from Ohio State University He completed medical basic orientation at Gunter AFB Alabama The doctor enjoys hunting fishing bowling and golf He is married to Mary R Nadel of Cincinnati His hometown and residence is 9043A McConnell Street on the base
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John 8. Strong Jr
Laughlin Air Force Base
John D. Young
Strong
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Gunter Afb
Ala
Mary R. Nadel
Cincinnati
McConnell Street
Buried Treasure Found Under Troy Feed Mill
Workmen at Altman Mills feed plant four miles north of Troy Ohio uncovered money buried under concrete pilings. Early finds included two 10 gallon milk cans with about 350000 dollars and a third five gallon can with cash. A fourth may remain hidden as authorities guard the site while the estate settles at the Federal Reserve Bank in Cincinnati.
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Troy
Ohio
Altman Mills
Troy National Bank
R. S. Altman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Altman
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
George J. Alt
Deer cause early morning collision on Highway 277
Margarita Salazar of Plainview driving a 1955 Chevrolet sedan struck a deer on Highway 277 about 10.1 miles north of Del Rio early Wednesday at 4:25 am. The car suffered $250 damage and the deer was killed. No charges were filed by Highway Patrolman Bill Adam. Bourbon, Missouri, was noted by railroad workers as a camp nickname from the 1850s for its bourbon rations.
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Plainview
Margarita Salazar
del Rio
Highway 277
Bill Adam
Kerrville Times Editor Receives Journalism Award
Kerrville Times editor and publisher Max Thom as will receive the American Society of Journalism School Administrators annual citation at its national conference next Thursday. West Virginia University’s Quintus C. Wilson notes the Times is the smallest paper to win, with past honorees including the Christian Science Monitor and New York Times for initiatives in community projects, education, and economic opportunity.
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Kerrville
Max Thomas
Kerrville Times
American Society of Journalism
Ea Quintus C. Wilson
West Virginia University
Times
Christian Science Monitor
Saturday Evening Post
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Atlanta Constitution
United States
GOP Seeks Proviso on Budget in Tax Cut Plan
In Washington Republicans push to tie the second phase of the tax cut to budget targets, while President Kennedy opposes such contingencies. Rep. Byrnes and Rep. Baker vow to renew the effort amid Kennedy’s warning that delays or conditions would reduce tax relief and raise deficits. The Ways and Means panel approved a roughly 11 billion net tax relief, with doubts about passage this year. Separate items note Kentucky reforms to aid recipients keeping homes and Louisville’s claim as the nation’s oldest municipal university, founded in 1798.
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John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Mills
Kennedy
Byrnes
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
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A.J.J
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LAFE
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D-Ark
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Frankfort, Ky
Bert Combs
Louisville, Ky
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